Calibration 24 [Video]

[officer_garrus]

[Garrus enters his apartment, inspecting the thin layer of dust on his stuff. He gets out a cloth and begins to clean up, starting with his new model of the Normandy. After noticing the device is on, he picks it up and talks into it as he dusts.]If anybody is wondering where I've been for the past week, well, I went home. Somehow

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[heelsandlaw]

Welcome back, I suppose. Everything alright?

[officer_garrus]

Oh, yeah, it's all fine. I'm just pissed at certain people, and certain people are going to be pissed at Shepard.

[heelsandlaw]

Why's that?

Spoilers again, readers

[officer_garrus]

It's a long story. Two long stories actually.

Regarding the former, Cerberus just gave us all a big reminder that they're still sleezey bastards, save the employees serving the Normandy. One of their scientists used his autistic brother as the core of a VI so they could control geth test subjects. The man looked like he had been tortured and is probably going to be traumatized for the rest of his life.

As for the latter, I wasn't there but Shepard told us the whole story. Shepard was forced to kill a colony of batarians to stop the Reapers from using a Mass Relay to travel to our galaxy in two days. Needless to say, the batarians aren't going to be happy with her.

[heelsandlaw]

Sounds like you and Shepard have been busy.

[officer_garrus]

You don't know the half of it, Cameron.

[heelsandlaw]

I don't think I could even try to imagine.

[officer_garrus]

Well, you got to say this about Shepard: working with her certainly isn't boring.

[heelsandlaw]

That, I believe.

[officer_garrus]

Just seeing her again was like a breath of fresh air.

[heelsandlaw]

I'm sorry you ended up back here, again.

[officer_garrus]

I went two years without her once, I can last however long this City wants me without her.

[heelsandlaw]

Still, I'm sorry.